MUST SEESapeurs Ongoing (1/25–3/2) — Do not miss this stunning photography exhibit at M.I.A Gallery downtown, featuring the work of Baudoin Mouanda, a Congolese photographer who documents the “Society of Party Revelers and Elegant Persons,” a group of men dedicated to donning electrifyingly elegant fashion (think: dapper suits in day-glo colors) as an antidote to poverty and social stagnation. M.I.A Gallery, 1203-A Second Ave.; 206.467.4297; m-i-a-gallery.com

MUST WATCHHubbard Street Dance ChicagoSaturday (2/9) — Internationally acclaimed Hubbard Street Dance Chicago brings two pieces to Seattle that together reflect the diversity of contemporary dance. One embodies the “Gaga” dance technique, which the choreographer pioneered in Israel. Another employs robotic movements and dancers in unison to create the illusion of watching a 3-D video.2/9. 8 p.m. The Paramount Theatre, 911 Pine St.; 206.682.1414; stgpresents.org

MUST DISCUSSCoal-Trains: Blessing or Blight? Wednesday (2/13) — A huge, new coal-export terminal could be bound for Washington state, just north of Bellingham. As Elaine Bowers reported in an earlier Seattle magazine story, supporters swear by the positive economic impact; opponents warn the price is too high in terms of the health and safety of local residents. While the environmental review continues, a panel of experts take the stage at Town Hall to answer your questions about this controversial issue.2/13. 7:30 p.m. $5. Town Hall, 1119 Eighth Ave.; 888.377.4510; townhallseattle.org

MUST SHOPBelltown Unites for the HomelessTurn your next shopping trip into a gift for someone in need. Local clothing boutiques and other Belltown businesses, including Sell Your Sole Consignment and Swink Style Bar are partnering to donate warm wool blankets to the homeless community. With your support, they hope to distribute 3,200 blankets before May 1. Visit our blog to learn about participating merchants and how to participate in their individual promotions.